... ~1R N I ?? A ?? itlcstte 4rrCwasto sail yesterd&Y. AConvoyFT a tho t a sougxjirg vessel, itfalkn .ifs .hh. tndjjirt's :bire4 a. irtked cr~ttr1) iocess A rgu On Sq;e~ay ~as tlai .sind;bkrwing a gale from rthe S .E. the lourartlene, of Spaderlaod p Valter, and a Scotch brig, Wviee d~riironhebiud. the Nintrh Per, in a'tc et kagmta ?? haiboir '1 keichotli brig is since got oaff, arid it is ...

... vfUTCH COMMERC2E. It was stated a few days since, on the authority of a letter from Rotterdams, that rigorosis measures were abput to be adopted for prohibiting all comnm.ercial intercoursp between England and Holland. The following code has already been adlopted upon ttdis subject r eT. The repeal. and abolition of all laws and resolutions cxisdng before this decree, against trading with ...

... ; : I iro w. , 7-77 - .--Vlw 7 I C.2 t4gz if~ Ite II Law idl - W h~dawti to it1.l'ate a ties~o~'iet to wheat,:hblt -obur osxk prodtuce i, ?? p bu'ry ,-re be.. tcofle soyeiy rehtctatlt tso piurbahac thdat haidly .ny sales weiffeted. and thoi mad weie at a red 1ilvuIofi: full TO.. per !uaruter. Thumsisiwplited, a6i. s du dhil tie'sAle, kxie Tut-41 w atrsntI -sh be noted as fapuvly on thc declfc ...

... CORN EXCINGELoNDuNX AVGUST ID, 1805. l I wso .. I. a ?? . I= The present fine weather, with the prospect of a plentiful harvest, operated very powerfully 'onour market this mnorn- ing. Not ouly one, but every:sort of grain, has fallen consi- dcrably since last Moniday. We had agoodsupply of wheat, both foreign and English, and with many buyers, yet prices of fine were' down' ios. per quarter ...

... 1 rCORN EXCHANGE, LNDON} AUGUST 5, 1 CORNT FX-CHANGE, LOWDerN4 AUGUST 5' Fo~ rI We continue to receive large supplies of foreign Nbeat not a great deal ofourowl groly. l>sL sales this nimomri were not so brisk as last Monday, -and except for vcry {; samples (to which we cain attach no specific vdU() P were ssofetbing below that day's currency. Barley, fN and pease, remain nearly as last, with ...

... CORNEXCHANS3FMoNnAvAwx. : . ?? oF vhaeat to-day' as not very co~isderable.: We had man y'lA if, -but they purchsed:'with no yWidity; ihence ?? av-eiy:small degree.upouJlast.week's: ciikrer cy; aome ?? of fine oldDantzic, lioiw.eyverreached :105. and id7i. ?? aorta'the a4vance oulda hadly :be deemed as euch.' craley, fromi a short supply% s irther .freely, and at bet'terphiees; bigt'ait~her ...

... CORN EXCHAXGE,LOND6GN, J'ULv I5, itg. Uniting the, fresh arrivals of Englisu, with the foreigfn ~wheats onan hari eur- applyws mnseatneaabtygood &ne. H'e- ing many buyers, the very fide still Coatimied to: 6ustnrip in proportion the other sorts, and some curious s6lea sniapks fetched 2s. and 3s. per quarter more than vWM off'td tor the same quality-tastwveek. Barley is dearer. '*Malt, just at ...

... iEROMM OF A lirlISH SAILOR. I Thc ?? particulirs are extralted fr-om a Igtter writtedi by Capt. B.otona of thebe Leviathaa off Cape Trafalgar, Oaoter z-, to thc patriotic fund coznnmitac. I must further intrude oms your time .Zy relatin g -ri- fling anccdote of onte f my uw C, the capiain of the fore- castle i as it will s5-vc to ?? the enthusiasin of a British -ee.iaon When fiigtiii withl ...

... CORN EXCHAGE, Mei'e, FEn. . M .. HANGE , AY3 F~B. S, I~of~ Ourm~rket tis mora.ng revived a little from the 'hes ness of last week, and which felt additional depre&siG.5 I Wednesday and Friday, though very httlq brsines- as5 do on either of thoie4days. In the mealing trade rc-day, the rivals were short,. aundthe sals c~f.: lienns r rzsk but r upon terms equal to last Monday. Barley and ?? are ...

... , Ix SUPI, -BEi UDE: , j I for raisilig-the defic nicies created i. tes interest - fthe loan, S~y th aalsle nquss~grtis,8n't the tax on.husbanldrto s-, an of 'the proposed duty on' fhe i'exportiason o sAV Aht, latter tt' wag to h4e producdt the forsser - f at !'was' soruegvh t arov~e 400,0eaof. The d~xe's' l~ti~diroiobe' 'wudchrbsiss. .of small inicreases. io tlie ' j2tlii~ ~Sta2' i-of ...

... A T I .I..i i-I'FINCE. ' - In onsentience of another applicaslon bavhigf bcen znade by' t'.e HRil:l mefcliatts, tor a conea op.to the Eibe,, to sail on the3is. tilt' t'he lnrdhnfthe-adrnirzdff gave the seoler caytin. in the Iluniber eliredtibons to provid a veswe l accordinhy. It I so aia Ths a. convoy t'r Liisorn and Oporto w ill Sail from Holl the:oth-ist., The Indussry. Sainttiff Dever, it ...

... ' CORN.EXCHANGE,IoNDoN, Dtc. 23, oS5. l Our supphes of Wheat from4i Kent and Essex, to-day, were very large, and this abundance operseed to reduce prices six and ?? per quarter below ist Monday's currency. Fine ilour has.likewise fa1lcn back to sixty-five shillings per sack, the bighest. lparley is not cheaper, and somq fine. samples, frolsSuiffolk, fetched more than we name below. Malt rz ...